Month: May 2022

DETROIT — The 2023 GMC Yukon will be the brand’s second nameplate to get the ultra-high-end Denali Ultimate trim, as average transaction prices continue to rise across the industry. The Yukon Denali Ultimate is slated to go on sale this fall, GMC said in a statement Tuesday. The brand did not disclose pricing for the
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3:59 PM ET Associated Press LEEDS, Ala. — Pato O’Ward made a conscious decision to stop worrying about his IndyCar contract and Formula One aspirations and focus on his current job. The effort first earned him a pending contract extension, and on Sunday, O’Ward picked up his first win of the IndyCar season. The popular
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In this article MRTN Hydrogen packs a lot more punch than lithium-based batteries. India’s federal minister Nitin Gadkari (second from left) seen here launching the country’s first green hydrogen-based advanced fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV), Toyota Mirai, at his residence in March. Hindustan Times | Hindustan Times | Getty Images The sun’s searing heat can
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BERLIN — Gas supply risks from the war in Ukraine pose a serious threat to Volkswagen’s main plant in Wolfsburg, VW Group CEO Herbert Diess said. As a consequence, VW will temporarily base its energy supply on coal-fired power plants for longer, CEO Herbert Diess said during a discussion broadcast on YouTube on Monday. VW
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Toyota Motor Corp. is inching closer to using up a key U.S. tax credit for hybrid and electric vehicles, a milestone the automaker argues will raise its costs and hinder adoption of climate-friendly cars. The law allows automakers to offer a $7,500 tax credit to buyers of fully or partly electric cars, but only up
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By Maria Merano Posted on May 1, 2022 Tesla Giga Shanghai has resumed over 80% production along with several other companies, according to Chinese official Zhang Hongtao — the chief engineer of the Shanghai Economics and Information Technology Commission. China created a “whitelist” to support companies resuming production and minimize the impact of Covid along
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Cariad, the Volkswagen Group’s software unit, formed a China subsidiary in Beijing to develop products tailored for Chinese consumers.  The subsidiary, the first Cariad has opened outside of Europe, will create products ranging from a new unified scalable software platform, advanced driver assistance systems to automated driving and next-generation connectivity functions, VW Group’s China unit
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